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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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taks out insurance to cover a number of drivers
Someone has or buys a car, takes out insurance to cover a number of drivers, writes out a plan of mantenance, and an agreement with several others that includes who buys gas and when, how the vehicle is to be treated, and a flexible schedule of who uses it when.
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Is it right to see "to cover a number of drivers" in the above as "to include a number of drivers?" Besides, does "takes out" mean literally "bring out" or have other meanings? Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right to see "to cover a number of drivers" in the above as "to include a number of drivers?" Besides, does "takes out" mean literally "bring out" or have other meanings? Thanks.
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Hi, Someone has or buys a car, takes out insurance to cover a number of drivers, writes out a plan of mantenance, and an agreement with several others that includes who buys gas and when, how the vehicle is to be treated, and a flexible schedule of who uses it when. " Besides, does "takes out" mean literally "bring out" or have other meanings? Consider.
- Hi, Someone has or buys a car, takes out insurance to cover a number of drivers, writes out a plan of mantenance, and an agreement with several others that includes who buys gas and when, how the vehicle is to be treated, and a flexible schedule of who uses it when.
- " Besides, does "takes out" mean literally "bring out" or have other meanings?
- Consider.
- Tom and Mary have an insurance policy.
- It covers them.
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Hi,
Someone has or buys a car, takes out insurance to cover a number of drivers, writes out a plan of mantenance, and an agreement with several others that includes who buys gas and when, how the vehicle is to be treated, and a flexible schedule of who uses it when.
Is it right to see "to cover a number of drivers" in the above as "to include a
Someone has or buys a car, takes out insurance to cover a number of drivers, writes out a plan of mantenance, and an agreement with several others that includes who buys gas and when, how the vehicle is to be treated, and a flexible schedule of who uses it when.
Is it right to see "to cover a number of drivers" in the above as "to include a
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Thanks, Clive.
But the way, does "arrange insurance" equal "deal with insurance?"
But the way, does "arrange insurance" equal "deal with insurance?"
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Hi,
arrange means do all that is necessary to obtain insurance.
deal with is a vaguer term.
Clive
arrange means do all that is necessary to obtain insurance.
deal with is a vaguer term.
Clive
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